Yes, it is. Our school has allowed weekday enrollment starting April 2026. For example, if you enroll on Wednesday and the study period is 4 weeks (regular classes start on Thursday), you can graduate after completing Wednesday classes after 4 weeks.
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Check-in and Check-out
Our school allows admission not only on weekends but also on weekdays (Mon-Fri). Therefore, check-out is divided into two categories as follows:
Check-In
Check-Out
Saturday Or Sunday
By 13:00 On Saturday
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)
A Week Is Considered 6 Nights And 7 Days Based On Regular Classes (See Below For Details)
Saturday/Sunday check-ins: In the case of checking in on Saturday or Sunday (airport arrival and dormitory check-in), regular classes begin on Monday morning, and check-out is at 13:00 ON SATURDAY.
For weekday check-ins: A week is considered ‘6 NIGHTS AND 7 DAYS OF REGULAR CLASSES,’ and check-out is possible after completing regular classes on the last day.
For example, if a student checks in on Thursday and starts regular classes on Friday, check-out will be at 17:00, the time when Thursday’s classes end.
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What must be checked before departure?
This is a checklist for those departing for the Philippines to enroll at our school. Letter of acceptance, passport (valid for at least 6 months), and round-trip airfare are items you must prioritize preparing.
Starting in late 2026, our school will discourage the use of printed textbooks and encourage the use of e-books. Therefore, please bring a laptop or tablet.
Since the end of 2025, airlines in various countries have been implementing strict guidelines regarding portable power banks, adapters, and e-cigarette devices when boarding flights. We ask that you fully comply with the airline's guidelines regarding this matter.
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For those considering a 1 or 2-week short-term study program
Our school offers classes SIX (6) days a week, including Saturdays, with regular classes starting on Monday mornings, ensuring a substantial amount of instruction. Therefore, it is a suitable school for those considering a short-term study program.
A 1 or 2-week program is quite short for short-term study abroad. Here are some tips regarding this:
You should choose a course with high volume of one-on-one classes. One-on-one classes provide ample opportunities to speak and are beneficial for improving your English skills in a short period.
It is advisable to consider a speaking-focused course. Rather than covering various subjects, concentrating on speaking or speaking-related subjects can be more effective.
You must check for national holidays. You need to verify whether there are national holidays during your study period, or if the school provides make-up classes even if there are. For 1- or 2-week studies, continuous classes from Monday to Friday are standard.
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What is the Pre-Admission Test?
Typically, schools spend the first day of a student's arrival on orientation and level tests, and begin regular classes the following day (Tuesday).
However, we start regular classes from the morning of the first day(Monday) after your arrival. For this reason, we prepare your class schedule and level-appropriate textbooks in advance through the Pre-Admission Test.
The content of the Pre-Admission Test varies depending on the course. For ESL and SPEAKING courses, the test is conducted via video interview for approximately 20 minutes.
For IELTS, BUSINESS, and TOEIC, a written test may be administered in addition to the interview.
Not only our school, but all ESL schools in the Philippines require accommodation for enrollment. Therefore, the tuition fee includes school fees, accommodation (dormitory, hotel, etc.), and meal fees.
However, amounts payable to the Bureau of Immigration for legal stay in the Philippines, textbook fees, and electricity bills for accommodation are not included in the tuition fee. These amounts must be paid under the name of "LOCAL FEE" during the first week of arrival at the school.
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Can I receive a quote?
Of course. If you tell us your desired course, duration of study, and accommodation type, you can receive an invoice (estimated tuition bill).
Additionally, the invoice will include information on the amount of the local fee payable upon arrival at the school.
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What is Local Fee?
While Tuition refers to the total sum of tuition, accommodation, and food expenses, LOCAL FEE refers to additional costs necessary for living after arriving at school.
Examples are as follows:
Immigration-related fees: SSP and SSP I-Card fees required to study in the Philippines properly. Visa fees paid for proper stay in the Philippines, etc.
Electricity bill: Electricity bill for the accommodation room. Pay the billed amount based on usage.
Laundry Fee.
Textbook Fee.
Student ID Fee.
Airport Pickup Fee.
LOCAL FEE may vary depending on the length of stay and accommodation type, and the amount is stated at the bottom of the tuition invoice.
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How do I pay tuition?
If you consulted and registered through our university's partner agent, you may pay your tuition through that company. Our partner agents have officially signed contracts with the university and maintain a long-standing partnership.
There is absolutely no issue with paying your tuition to them instead of the school. However, please verify that the company is listed on our university website.
You will receive the Letter of Admission(LOA) within 48 hours of registration.
Generally, the LOA will be delivered to you via email or messenger as a copy in PDF or image file format. The LOA needs to be shown to the immigration inspector when you arrive in the Philippines later.
If you are a national of a country such as China or Indonesia, the LOA is required to obtain a Visa.
You must first obtain a Visa from the Philippine Embassy (or Consulate) in your country before entering the Philippines. Among the documents required for Visa acquisition, the original file of the LOA is generally required. The LOA will be sent to your address via international mail, such as FedEx.
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Can I take classes without using the dormitory?
Yes, you can. Depending on your needs, you may choose one-on-one classes of 1, 2, or 3 hours, or join regular classes. For pricing information, please inquire at the office.
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What is the pre-admission test?
The pre-admission test, called the Admission Interview, is administered before arrival at the school. This test is for students who have applied for courses requiring a certain level of English proficiency, such as IELTS or business courses, or for short-term students who wish to begin classes immediately on Monday morning.
The Admission Interview is conducted online within 48 hours of application. It evaluates pronunciation, expression, syntax, spoken grammar, and vocabulary. The test takes approximately 20 minutes, and results are available within 24 hours.
Note: Starting in the second half of 2026, the school plans to implement the Admission Interview for all courses. This will allow students to begin regular classes on Monday morning after arrival.
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Are there make-up classes on national holidays?
Our school guarantees 19 days of classes per month. If a national holiday prevents classes from being held on the 19th day, regular classes will be conducted on the holiday itself or on a Saturday.
December is an exception, as the number of holidays can vary each year. In December, make-up classes are offered as group classes on public holidays.
Note: “19-day class guarantee" means that we provide at least 19 days of regular classes from the 1st to the last day of each month.
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