Turkish Classes In New York

Learning Turkish in NY is fun now! Turkish classes in NYC Turkish Club are more fun than any language class can ever get, thanks to our unique lesson plans and effective teaching methodology.

If you are looking for a Turkish class in New York that is fun, interactive and very affordable, you have come to the right place. We have been offering group classes and private lessons (tutoring) in NYC at all levels since 2005.

With the goal of making the Turkish language accessible to every New Yorker, we offer our group classes at a fraction of the cost. Now, everybody can afford to learn Turkish in NYC!


Learn Turkish In NY In The Right Class

We pride ourselves on the proven strength of our teaching methodology. Our classes are not only very energetic, interactive and conversation-focused, but they are also fun-filled and specifically tailored to American students. We apply the same teaching techniques that top-tier business schools apply in their MBA programs.

Our classes have been featured as a full segment in NYC by Turkey's state TV channel TRT in 2006 and the New York-based Turkish Hour TV Show in 2008. On the right side of your screen, you can watch Turkish Hour TV's clip Learning Turkish in New York to get a better idea about our difference and how we make learning Turkish a fun activity. Please note that this interview is filmed by a third party and broadcast across America. It is not a promotional marketing video prepared by us.

In NYC Turkish Club, you don't only learn the language, but also learn about Turkish culture. Learn about Turkey and Turkish culture from the right perspective with us in the right setting!

New Beginner Turkish Classes

Our beginner classes are offered in the beginning of every semester throughout the year and each semester is 12 weeks long.

Our next semester will start in September and we will offer two new beginner classes:

* September 16 - Thursdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm

* September 23 - Thursdays 8:00 - 9:30 pm

Both classes will meet for 12 weeks and then there will be an opportunity to join a Turkish II class, after the successful completion of the semester.

Our tuition is guaranteed to be much lower than elsewhere in New York. Please contact us for more information and the registration details.

Intermediate and Advanced Turkish Classes

If you are not a beginner, you can join one of our ongoing intermediate or advanced classes any time of the year without waiting for the new semester. Once we determine your exact level, you can join one of our intermediate or advanced classes as early as within the same week. We offer several intermediate and advanced classes and can find the right class that fits your level as closely as possible.

All our group classes are held in a spacious brand new classroom space in our Midtown Manhattan location. We have a central location, accessible by different subway and bus lines.

Registration

Please contact us for the registration details as well as for more information on our new beginner and ongoing intermediate and advanced classes in NYC. If you are contacting us regarding any of our intermediate or advanced classes, please give us as much information as possible about your language level and your Turkish background, so that we can lead you as best as we can. If you are intending to have your language level checked, please provide us a number as well as the best times/day(s) we can reach you.

Private Turkish lessons: Do you need a fun tutor?

If your busy schedule does not allow you to attend a group class regularly, or your level and interests do not fit any of the group classes, and you would like to take private Turkish lessons instead, we can come to you at your convenience and customize the lessons according to your specific needs and interests. Private lessons are more expensive, but at the same time more effective and you as the student can set the pace and get more personal attention.


Turkish: Among World's Top 10 Languages

Do you want to travel to Turkey or one of the many countries in Eastern Europe, the Middle East or Central Asia, where you can use your Turkish? Do you want to take the Foreign Service exam, or just learn a fun language that is different from Latin? Or do you just have affinity to the Turkish culture?

The idea of learning Turkish is new to many Americans. With its increasing global importance in the last decade, Turkey is becoming increasingly more visible in the world stage. In addition, as a result of rapidly growing number of Americans visiting Turkey, more and more New Yorkers are getting interested in learning Turkish every day.

Turkish language is currently spoken in wide geographic areas of the world, all the way between Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and is among the world's the top 10 largest spoken languages. In addition to being the official language of Turkey and Northern Cyprus, Turkish is also spoken in parts of many other countries including Iraq, Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia as well as in some other parts of Eastern Europe. Also, you can get by speaking Turkish in Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Iran and in some parts of Russia, thanks to its Turkic roots.


Turkish Is Easy And Fun To Learn!

Did you know that it takes much shorter time to learn Turkish than it takes most other languages? Turkish is a very regular language and once you grasp its logic, forming sentences is as easy and as fun as putting lego pieces together. And unlike many other languages, it is a phonetic language. Once you master the alphabet, you can pronounce and read each Turkish word as well as a Turk can.

Who Learns Turkish?

Our students are mostly Americans of every descent and every age group, who represent many professions, including but not limited to actors, bankers, managing directors, CEOs, students, teachers, former or future Foreign Service employees, marketing professionals, academicians, etc.

They learn Turkish for various reasons: Some of them are interested in Turkey and/or Turkish culture. Some of them want to travel to Turkey. And, some of them are just foreign language enthusiasts and are specifically interested in the structure of the Turkish language. And, finally, some of them have either family ties to Turkey or have Turkish spouses.

Whatever your reason is, there are many reasons to learn Turkish and it is a fun and easy language to study!






Turkish Hour TV's Interview

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