Solexian English language classes in Wheeling, IL (a suburb of Chicago) offer the best learning experience to help you achieve your language goals while studying in the USA. We create an enjoyable learning environment where students can feel safe and comfortable while learning. Our ESL school is proud to hold accreditation from CEA, and the courses here are designed to ensure that every student gets the most out of their lessons and develops a strong command of English language. We offer personalized English learning classes for beginners, including grammar and conversation classes, pronunciation practice, and accent reduction classes. With our specialized approach, we can help you become a more confident speaker of ESL in no time. Are you looking for an excellent English as a Second Language (ESL) school authorized to enroll non-immigrant students with F1 visas? The U.S. government has authorized our institution to accept international students who wish to study ESL in the USA.

Fly Synergy is a Cirrus Training Center in Wheeling, IL that specializes in one-on-one structured flight training programs creating safe and proficient pilots in brand new aircraft and modern facilities. Our program encourages students to move at their own pace while learning in the industry’s leading manufacturer of single-engine aircraft - Cirrus Aircraft. Appointments are required; please call in advance or fill out our online form.

Eric Sutz graduated with a Bachelor of Music from DePaul University in 1980. While at DePaul he played a wide variety of engagements in addition to teaching piano and guitar. He has been employed as a musician, accompanist, arranger, conductor, and teacher for over forty-three years. From 1981-1993 Eric worked full time as a music director, rehearsal and audition pianist for the Candlelight, Marriott Lincolnshire, Wisdom Bridge and Goodman Theater. Eric also taught music theory at Carmel HS and was the assistant and primary choral director, accompanist, and solo pianist for the European tour of the Concert Choir. Eric studied classical piano with Eloise Niwa and Joyce Sklar, conducting with Dr. William Huber and Kevin Stites, and jazz studies with Judy Roberts, Howard Levy, Larry Novak, Willie Pickens, John Campbell, Joel Daley, Mike Kocour, and Greg Fishman. He also studied the history and styles of the great Chicago boogie and blues artists with Erwin Helfer. He has been an active member of the NSMTA since 1978. His book: “How to Play and Teach Popular Music Creatively” was published in 1986 and has had three printings. Eric is a faculty member of the Music Institute of Chicago and Stevenson HS and has been teaching in his Wheeling, IL home studio since 1984. His hobbies include: Martial arts, investing, travel, yoga, scuba-diving, history, natural history and reading.