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Thursday, April 12, 2018

A Taste of OC - 2018 Spring term

At the beginning of every academic term at our Orange County campus, there is a student activity called "A Taste of OC (Orange County)."  This activity is designed to introduce our students to local restaurants where they can enjoy special food that is fresh, delicious, and not expensive.  


This months Taste of OC activity led students to a place just minutes from our OC campus.  The place is called Baja California Fish Tacos, and their specialty is fresh Baja-style seafood. Baja Mexico is famous for fish tacos that are battered and fried, and on the streets of Mexico, they will only cost you about $1.  



At the restaurant we visited for the activity, they have a Wednesday special where the fish tacos are only $1.35.  This is why the line was out the door!  If you take a look at the picture of the food, you will see why this place is so popular.  All the students got fish tacos, and one student also ordered the fresh shrimp ceviche.  It was so delicious!  I'm sure the students will go back some Wednesday in the future to enjoy fresh fish tacos again!!

 By Ty, Program Coordinator at OC

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Monday, April 9, 2018

Annenberg Space for Photography



This past Friday, April 6, the students from NELA visited the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City.  Unfortunately, they are setting up for a new exhibit and the center was closed for observation. They only allow limited viewing.   However, when the new exhibit is open, we will return. 



After, the PC and a couple of students went to Korean BBQ in Korea town. Learning and discovery are among our core values as instructors at NELA and we try our best to help students discover new things in Los Angeles and beyond.


 By Carlos, Program Coordinator at NELA

Monday, April 2, 2018

Bowling Night

On March 23, night TOEFL teacher Marco spent the evening bowling with the NELA TOEFL students. All the students enjoyed a night out away from the classroom setting. It was a competitive night and fortunately everyone was able to bowl.



By Marco, teacher at Northeast Campus