Wall Street Institute

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Wall Street Institute is an international English school established in 1972 in Italy. The school currently has over 450 centers in 26 countries. Its headquarters are in Baltimore, Maryland. It is a subsidiary of the private equity firm The Carlyle Group, one of the largest investment companies in the world. It is not related in any way to Wall Street in New York City^[1].

1 By country
2 References
3 External links

[edit] By country

[edit] Thailand

In Thailand, Wall Street Institute first open in Silom(Bangkok) on July 2003. Then follwed by Sukumvit, Lad Proad, Siam, and Pin Kloa. For more information, please visit [[1]]

[edit] People's Republic of China

In Hong Kong, there are 6 centers. They are situated in Causeway Bay, Jordan, Tsuen Wan, Kwun Tong, Quarry Bay and Shatin. WSI HK Limited is the first school in Hong Kong introducing the natural approach and flexible study hours. The course itself is targeted to working adults with emphasis on communication skills.

In Guangzhou, there are centers located in the Fortune Plaza (Ti Yu Zhong Xin Metro), near the Garden Hotel, and at Gong Yuan Qian.

[edit] Indonesia

In Indonesia, Wall Street has opened their first center in Jakarta in Ratu Plaza. Since the grand opening in March 2007, the center now has over 700 students.

[edit] South Korea

There are learning centers at Samseong, Jongno, Shinchon,Shinchon2, Yeouido, and Gangnam in Seoul and in Busan and Daegu. Footprints Recruiting is a primary supplier of English teachers to Wall Street Institute schools in South Korea.