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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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is it mandatory for parents to register for classes?
Most Philippine ESL schools require parental participation, but our school makes it optional.
If a parent accompanying a junior does not wish to participate in classes, they can stay and pay only the dormitory fee. Parents can monitor their junior's classes or have personal time in the cafeteria or a designated area. If desired, they can register for one or two classes per day.
If they do not choose classes, they do not need to pay for the SSP, SSP I-Card, student ID card, or textbook fees.
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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.