Classic 2027: 27 June-11 July
27 June-11 July 2027

Residential English-language summer study pairs interactive lessons with New York City excursions and campus activities in Brooklyn.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Groups and individuals
Age range / Year group
Ages 12-18
Location / Region
Brooklyn, New York City, United States
Cost
£3,830
Duration
6 weeks
Format
In-person
This residential summer program combines interactive English teaching with university-campus life in Brooklyn and extensive exploration of New York City.
Students build vocabulary, grammar and communication skills through lessons, then use English during excursions, cultural activities and social time.
It particularly suits young people seeking language immersion alongside a structured city experience rather than a narrowly academic subject course.
The Long Island University, Brooklyn New York City Summer Junior Program is an Oxford International residential English course based at a university campus in Brooklyn. Interactive lessons develop vocabulary, grammar and communication through practical, project-based language use.
Outside class, students explore landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park and Brooklyn Bridge. The experience combines lessons, residence life, meals, nightly activities and a busy program of city excursions.
The program combines a substantial weekly English timetable with frequent opportunities to communicate beyond the classroom.
Residential campus life gives students a structured base for experiencing Brooklyn and wider New York City.
Meals, accommodation, local transportation, activities, excursions, learning materials and a certificate are listed among the inclusions.
The published sample itinerary shows a notably full mix of lessons, museums, landmark visits, sports and evening activities.
Elementary through Proficiency provision makes the experience accessible across a broad range of English levels.
Students who want to improve practical English while living on a university campus and exploring New York City through a highly structured schedule.
You want a specialist academic subject course, a quiet rural campus or a lightly scheduled summer break.
It can be worthwhile for students who will actively use English during lessons, excursions and residence life. The combination of structured teaching, cultural immersion and frequent group activities creates more opportunities to practice than a classroom-only course.
The main limitation is that this is a broad language-and-culture experience rather than a specialist academic program. Families should also weigh the total price against the student's current English goals and comfort with a busy residential city schedule.

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Cost and what is included
£3,830; includes 15 hours of English lessons each week, University residence accommodation, Breakfast, lunch and dinner, Learning materials, Local transportation for program journeys, Activities and excursion admission, Graduation certificate, Airport meet and greet for eligible group arrangements.
Accommodation
University residence
Meals
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
6 weeks; Brooklyn, New York City, United States.
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Moderate to high.
Best started
Begin planning two to three months before the preferred session to allow time for booking, travel arrangements and dietary or welfare information.
Main challenge
Maintaining energy and participating in English throughout a busy city-based timetable.
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Prepare travel documents and confirm individual airport-transfer arrangements early.
Tell the provider about food allergies, intolerances or age exceptions in advance.
Pack towels and toiletries because students must bring their own.
Useful if
You want immersive English practice and are comfortable joining group activities.
Students alternate English study with guided New York City exploration, campus activities and evening social events. The exact itinerary can vary with program length.
Complete a placement test and begin level-appropriate English lessons.
Study vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, writing and speaking through interactive activities.
Visit museums, parks, shopping areas and major New York City landmarks.
Join sports, discos, challenges and other evening or on-campus activities.
Live and eat with an international student group in the university residence.
Finish with a graduation certificate recognizing progress and achievement.
Classic 2027: 27 June-11 July
27 June-11 July 2027
Classic 2027: 11-25 July
11-25 July 2027
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
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Classic 2027: 27 June-11 July | 27 June-11 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Classic 2027: 11-25 July | 11-25 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Students aged 12-18
Groups and individual students
Elementary to Proficiency English levels
Age exceptions require advance admissions approval
Program fee
From £3830 — Residential program with stated inclusions.
What's included
15 hours of English lessons each week, University residence accommodation, Breakfast, lunch and dinner, Learning materials, Local transportation for program journeys, Activities and excursion admission, Graduation certificate, Airport meet and greet for eligible group arrangements
Open the official Oxford International junior booking form.
Choose whether the booking is being started by a parent, guardian or agent.
Select the United States as the intended study destination.
Submit the requested details so the booking process can begin.
Provide dietary, welfare or exceptional age information in advance where relevant.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Real-world communication
Practice meaningful English through interactive lessons and everyday contexts.
Core language skills
Develop listening, reading, writing and speaking across level-appropriate projects.
Vocabulary and grammar
Build accurate language while practicing communication in engaging contexts.
English through culture
Apply classroom English while experiencing New York City and American culture.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Most study days begin with English lessons, while selected days use full-day excursions.
Students visit museums, parks, landmarks, shopping areas and cultural attractions.
Evenings can include city walks, shopping, discos, challenges and on-campus activities.
Students receive 15 hours of English teaching each week at the Long Island University campus, using learning materials designed for junior learners. The evidence does not identify individual teachers or publish their biographies.
The published average class size is 16 students, although this may change in exceptional circumstances.
Students must bring their own towels and toiletries; individual airport transfers are not included.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Build confidence using English in real-world communication.
Strengthen listening, reading, writing and speaking skills.
Develop vocabulary and grammar across practical contexts.
Receive a graduation certificate recognizing progress and achievement.
Gain experience living and communicating in an international group.
The program is based at Long Island University, 1 University Plaza in Brooklyn, New York City. Its city program includes visits to major attractions such as Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty and New York museums.
Long Island University is the venue and is not involved in or responsible for the Oxford International program.
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Long Island University, Brooklyn New York City Summer Junior Programme
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