ELS Language Centers, ELS Philadelphia (Saint Joseph's University)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · 600 S. 43rd St, Whitecar Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
A network of English language centres in the United States, many located on or near university campuses. It offers intensive and semi-intensive English programmes with start dates every Monday. This page covers the ELS Philadelphia (Saint Joseph's University) campus only; other campuses are listed on the school profile.
Courses
Intensive English
English · Intensive language, University preparation · In person
30 lessons of 50 minutes per week. 25 teaching hours per week (calculated: 30 lessons × 50 minutes)
Duration: 1+ Weeks · Adults
US$500 to US$570 per week
Tuition, 2026. Range across length-of-study tiers.
Semi-Intensive English
English · General language · In person
20 lessons of 50 minutes per week. 16.67 teaching hours per week (calculated: 20 lessons × 50 minutes)
Duration: 1+ Weeks · Adults
US$440 to US$510 per week
Tuition, 2026. Range across length-of-study tiers.
Campus and student services
- Address
- 600 S. 43rd St, Whitecar Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104source
- Languages taught here
- English
- Minimum age
- Not confirmed
- Published class size
- Not confirmed
- Level structure
- 12 levels from Beginner (101) to Masters (112)source
- Placement assessment
- Not confirmed
- Support languages
- Not confirmed
- Student services
- Not confirmed
- Facilities
- Not confirmed
- Accessibility
- Not confirmed
- Transport
- Not confirmed
Accommodation
No school-arranged accommodation is confirmed for this campus. That does not mean none is available: ask the school.
Accreditation and membership
- Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET) · accreditation · ELS Language Centers in the USA: intensive, semi-intensive, American Explorer, business English and other listed programs · stated by the school
- American Association of Intensive English Programs · membership · stated by the school
How to read this page
Every fact links to the page it was read from. “Not confirmed” means we could not find it on an official page, not that the school lacks it.
Sources (reviewed 18 October 2026)