Providing Quality Education to Adult Immigrants
Since 2012, we have served refugees and immigrants from over 40 countries representing 30 languages!
Since 2012, we have served refugees and immigrants from over 40 countries representing 30 languages!
Who We Are
Prestige Learning Institute is dedicated to quality education for adult immigrants in Houston, Texas.
Our Mission
Prestige Learning Institute exists to foster community development and open doors of opportunity for adult immigrants and refugees. We accomplish this by providing culturally appropriate and affordable education initiatives,including English as a Second Language classes and career development services, that empower our students to advance personally, academically, and economically.
Our History
At PLI we want to be a catalyst for building a better and stronger community across Houston. We will do this by offering a holistic set of educational opportunities at an affordable cost.
In the fall of 2012, we began with two pre-literate ESL classes at the Baker-Riley Neighborhood Center. Each year we have grown in the number and diversity of class offerings. We have served immigrants and refugees from 40 countries representing 30 languages.
Our Teachers
PLI uses passionate, dedicated and trained volunteer teachers to teach classes. The teachers are native English speakers, sensitive to diverse cultures and are passionate about welcoming immigrants and refugees inside a classroom setting and outside a classroom setting. These teachers bring an extremely valuable role within the classes taught. Teachers come from all different backgrounds including business professionals, healthcare workers, homemakers, engineers, teachers, and parents. All of the teachers care for the students and desire growth within the English language.
Prestige Learning Institute is dedicated to quality education for adult immigrants in Houston, Texas.
Our Mission
Prestige Learning Institute exists to foster community development and open doors of opportunity for adult immigrants and refugees. We accomplish this by providing culturally appropriate and affordable education initiatives,including English as a Second Language classes and career development services, that empower our students to advance personally, academically, and economically.
Our History
At PLI we want to be a catalyst for building a better and stronger community across Houston. We will do this by offering a holistic set of educational opportunities at an affordable cost.
In the fall of 2012, we began with two pre-literate ESL classes at the Baker-Riley Neighborhood Center. Each year we have grown in the number and diversity of class offerings. We have served immigrants and refugees from 40 countries representing 30 languages.
Our Teachers
PLI uses passionate, dedicated and trained volunteer teachers to teach classes. The teachers are native English speakers, sensitive to diverse cultures and are passionate about welcoming immigrants and refugees inside a classroom setting and outside a classroom setting. These teachers bring an extremely valuable role within the classes taught. Teachers come from all different backgrounds including business professionals, healthcare workers, homemakers, engineers, teachers, and parents. All of the teachers care for the students and desire growth within the English language.