Guidelines
Not directly related to penalties or disadvantages, but providing convenience and benefits for daily life.
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Guidelines and Rules for Me
When deciding to live abroad to study English, you need to respect the laws and culture of that country, as well as the regulations required for the school’s culture and academic atmosphere.
Rule and Regulation
Mandatory matters that must be followed. Penalties apply if not complied with. Or at least, disadvantages may result.
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#cipenglish_kepos: Orientation for New Students
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Departure Checklist (Must Read)
Below are the items generally required for your studies and daily life, as well as those required by the Philippine government. Please make sure to prepare the items…
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Updated Orientation File for Family & Juniors
This orientation is intended for juniors and their guardians/parents, providing information regarding the school’s class operations, daily life, and safety. Registered new students are required to read it. ACADEMIC…
Frequently Asked Questions
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Rules for Juniors
The school is responsible for classes, meals, and the school environment, while guardians are responsible for supervising and protecting Juniors during outings, travel, and personal time.
Please refer to the orientation file below.
Orientation for Family & Junior
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Can I extend my check-out date by a day or two?
If you checked in on the weekend, your check-out is Saturday at 13:00. If you checked in during the week (Mon-Fri), your check-out date will be determined by calculating the week as 6 nights and 7 days. For example, if you arrived at school on Thursday afternoon and started regular classes on Friday, you should check out after finishing your regular classes on Thursday.
If you need to postpone your check-out date due to personal reasons such as flight schedules, the additional charges per night are as follows:
- Dormitory: 3,000 pesos per night for the entire family. Regardless of room type.
- Off Campus Hotels: 3,000 to 6,000 pesos per night for the entire family, depending on the room type.
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Is there anything I should pay particular attention to for safety?
Most safety-related accidents occur while out and about or traveling. Examples include:
- Getting an upset stomach from eating street food
- Choosing a travel package that is too cheap, which ultimately causes harm to me and my family
- Pickpocketing while traveling
Our school has established safety guidelines. For detailed information regarding this,