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The subject of this book includes only the first part of Casanova’s life. Casanova wrote the “Story of my life” which combines both his “memoires” and his autobiography. It is regarded as a source of the customs of European social life during the 18th century. This period represents the height of Venetian splendor before its decline. Students...

Join us in this intermediate-level class.   Review what you know, learn new signs, and practice conversation.  Although focus is on those who already have familiarity with American Sign Language, everyone is welcome to join the class, regardless of skill level.   The class is FREE.

Join us in this monthly Hindi language lessons scheduled one hour each week. ​

Join us in this beginning level class, which covers 100+ ASL vocabulary words and rules of grammar. Review what you know, learn new signs, and practice conversation. Although focus is on beginners, everyone is welcome to join the class, regardless of skill level. The class is FREE.

This introductory course is perfect for those who have had no previous exposure to Arabic. You will build a foundation by learning the alphabet, colors, days of the week, greetings and gender, and then slowly begin forming connecting words.

A great course for those who have not studied any Arabic or those who would like to start their studies over from scratch. Students will learn the building blocks of Arabic grammar and vocabulary in order to ask and give personal information, express intentions, describe places, and talk about hobbies and personal preferences.

Improve comprehension as you build communication skills. 10 sessions @ 2 hrs each.

This course is for the student who is at a mid-intermediate level. It will contain of a thorough and comprehensive review of intermediate elements of the Spanish language and culture. More advanced thematic vocabulary and Spanish and Latin American civilization topics will be introduced. Objective:  This level will focus highly on the detail...

This level continues to build up necessary grammar skills that will enable students to understand, read, write and translate sentences and paragraphs. It continues to build on Basic 2 by adding vocabulary and more complex sentences. This course is well-suited for students that have completed at least one semester of college-level Spanish or the equivalent...

The emphasis of this introductory class is on pronunciation, vocabulary building, basic grammar and basic conversation. This course is for those students with little or no ability in the language. Introduction to basic listening, reading, speaking and writing skills will be addressed throughout the course. Previous Spanish not required. Objective: ...

This course is the continuation of the Basic 1 level and for students who have taken formal instruction a while ago, or have previous informal exposure to the language. Building of the basic foundation provided in the introductory level, students will learn to introduce themselves and conduct simple conversations on a range of everyday subjects. Listening,...