The fundamental condition for optimizing one-on-one instruction is finding a 'class that fits you.'
No school can assign a class or teacher that is a perfect fit for a student (you) from the very beginning. Therefore, a policy is needed that allows students ample time to find the classes they desire.
For your reference, we recommend reading the SCHOOL GUIDELINES to get a feel for our class atmosphere and policies.
After admission, some students have difficulty adapting to group class (strictly speaking, 1:1 is much more effective than group class), so they wish to switch from group class to 1:1 class.
In conclusion, this is possible.
There are costs involved in changing or adding classes. Click below.
For the courses listed below, an Entry Level is required to ensure smooth adaptation to the classes.
There is no pre-admission interview, but there is a recommended level for the courses
The purpose of the Evening Program is to foster a studious atmosphere and provide motivation for academic goals.
Composed of night classes, mandatory self-study, and supplementary classes, the Evening Program begins at 7:00 PM after dinner.
| Course | Date / Time | Tasks Performed |
|---|---|---|
| Intensive ESL | Mon. – Thur. 20:00-21:00 | Self-study |
| Mon. – Thur. 19:00-20:00 | REVIEW | |
| IELTS Courses | Mon. – Thur. 21:00-22:00 | Self-study |
| Mon. – Thur. 19:00-21:00 | IELTS MISSION | |
| Fri. 19:00-20:00 | IELTS MISSION |
Participation in this Evening Program is mandatory for students in Sparta Courses (Intensive ESL, IELTS courses, etc.).
Semi-Sparta Courses, such as Regular ESL and TOEIC, may also participate in the Evening Program, after completing a separate application process. However, attendance is strictly monitored.
To become proficient in any language, 'consistency' and a total amount of study time are required until a critical threshold is reached. Here, 'consistency' refers to daily faithfulness; accordingly, our school has decided to operate a '6-day-a-week class schedule.'
Saturday classes do not provide a large volume of academic material. However, their significance lies in ensuring the continuity of English learning and maintaining academic motivation.
You can attend regular classes from Monday to Friday, and participate in 3 classes on Saturday. Saturday classes are mandatory for Sparta Course students, but optional for other courses.
Sparta Courses are effective for those who wish to achieve academic results beyond expectations or for those who desire to focus solely on their studies.
However, it is difficult to expect memories with classmates or trips, and weekly academic stress is unavoidable.
Upon arriving at school, the rules or strictness of the Sparta Course may not suit you as well as you expect. In this case, you can continue your studies after switching to a Light Course (Light ESL, PNL) or a Semi-Spartan Course (Regular ESL, Power ESL, etc.).
The Sparta Course guides you through rules and strictness to create an environment where you can focus solely on your studies.
Attendance and class behavior are strictly monitored, and there are restrictions on going out during the week. And participation in the following is mandatory:
Our school's Sparta Program courses include Intensive ESL, IELTS Intensive, and IELTS Guarantee. For reference, if you would like to view non-Sparta courses, please click below.
Regardless of the course, have no problem going out during class hours. Many students briefly visit nearby 7-Eleven or NEPO Mall. However, please use your vacant time, as you must not miss your class due to going out.
Because our Business classes are high-difficulty and use high-level textbooks, the entry level requires Intermediate (TOEIC 690 or higher).
While the entry level for TOEIC is not high, at least a level equivalent to TOEIC 250 is required.
We define the entry level as the minimum qualification required for students to understand the teacher's lessons and textbooks. Please check the entry level set for each of our courses, and if you do not know your level, you may request a level check from us.
Since the Philippines has quite a large number of National holidays, it is necessary to check how many holidays fall within your study period before registering.
Understanding the importance of continuity in English learning, our school does not favor weekday National holidays. Therefore, to protect students' right to learn, we guarantee a minimum of 19 days of classes per month.
If you are planning to register, please check the National holiday and make-up class schedules with your agent.
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