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Haitian American Artist "JaFleu" painting called, "The Beautiful Struggle". Truly depicts what many go through and HAY Online Community is here to help.
Haitian American Artist "JaFleu" painting called, "The Beautiful Struggle". Truly depicts what many go through and HAY Online Community is here to help.
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Haitian-American Institute
The Institute has two goals: Teaching English, and Promoting Culture.
Teaching English. With the dedication of our teachers, approximately 2,500 students per day attend classes. To date, over 100,000 students have studied English and successfully pursued a wide variety of professions, both locally and abroad. The faculty plays a leading role in hosting English teaching seminars. Also, the Institute is the official Testing Center for the TOEFL and SAT tests, and also offers GRE and PRAXIS exams.
Promoting Culture. On January 7, 2010, the newest addition to the campus was inaugurated. A beautiful 4-storey multi-use building, its top floor is dedicated to cultural events. In conjunction with the Grand Hall (completed in 2002) which can serve as a ground-floor reception and exhibit area, the Institute is an important center for cultural affairs and activities held in mid-town Port-au-Prince. Check our Special Events page for a dynamic assortment of art exhibits, food and craft fairs, concerts, special films and conferences as the Institute develops programs to serve the local and international community. ( Source: Haitian-Americans Institute Website )
