Recent News from the school

My name is Sonia Londino, I am originally from Tamaulipas Mexico. I’ve lived in New York for almost 2 years with my husband and our pretty dog Izzy.

Before forming my family, I lived in Tampico Tamaulipas where I graduated and worked as a lawyer for a government entity. I served as an auditor of companies and sometimes as a teacher of law classes at the university. My parents and my two brothers live in Mexico along with my friends. I miss my city a lot because there is a very calm beach with beautiful colors. Every weekend we spent time there. At least 10 months of the year it is hot but it is very pretty!

I am currently dedicated to learning English as a second language since my new environment requires it. In the future I would like to work in something similar to what I did in Mexico to recover my career professionally.

There are still some spots left in our popular, new TESOL training course for native and non-native speaking English teachers. Starts August 19th, Sign up now! Don’t miss out.

NYEA will be closed July 4th and 5th for the Independence Day holiday. Mark your calendars!

NYEA was feature in the news recently for our Refugee Scholarship!

Since 2017 we have offered free classes to students with refugee status or those seeking amnesty.

https://thepienews.com/news/us-nyea-expands-refugee-scheme/