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The faculty at Goal Training Educational Center is an essential element of all aspects of the institution. The school employs a strong cadre of carefully selected academics as the core faculty who oversee instruction under the supervision of the Director of Education. Our faculty is made up of a team with advanced academic degrees and years of experience in the fields in which they teach, both in the United States and abroad. The qualifications of each of our more than 30 instructors have also been carefully scrutinized and approved by the Illinois State Board of Education. Our faculty helps students relate to the world, assists them in making connections between theoretical and practical applications, and brings immediate relevance to content. Meet Some of Our Instructors  | | Ewa Lazowska, ESL Instructor
Ewa has been teaching at Goal Training Educational Center since summer 2006. After receiving her Master’s Degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Illinois, Ewa decided to dedicate her efforts in contributing to the development of a quality English language instruction at our school and beyond.
“My favorite part of the class is when it comes to grammar. If you don’t know me yet, I have to warn you … I’m a grammar-nut!” | | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | Wendy Tanagho, ESL Instructor Wendy Tanago is an outsanding instructor with years of teaching experience in the United States and abroad. She is currently working on a Masters Degree in Applied Linguistics through the University of Massachusetts Boston online program. "Having fun is a critical part of learning, even for adults. When children are in school we call it "discovery learning". For adults, especially those learning another language, we have another term for it: "authenticity"." |
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Chicago: A Great Place to Study
Make your education an experience of a life time. Study in the most exciting city in the world. Chicago has something for everyone: great entertainment, unbeatable nightlife, cultural events, fabulous restaurants and much more.
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Why learn in the country where the language is spoken?
 It is easier and quicker, with better results and is more fun! Learning a language is much more than just learning formal structure; it is learning to communicate with the people that speak it.
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