Program's Information
This English as a Second Language (ESL) program is for parents and children who want to learn or improve their English language skills. ESL is an abbreviation for "English as a Second Language," and it is designed for non-native English speakers.
Parents and their children will live on campus and take English classes. Parents can provide excellent care for their children and directly monitor their progress.
The course will be taught by experienced teachers who will employ a variety of methods to assist children and parents in improving their English skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. These courses are frequently tailored to each student's unique needs and goals, allowing both children and parents to progress at their own pace.
This family course can be an excellent way for non-native English speakers to improve their English skills.
Program's Level
Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
Program's Structure
| Class | Parents | Children (Choose 1 Option) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Option 1 | Option 2 | ||
| Individual Class | Reading(1) Listening(1) Speaking(2) Writing(1) |
Reading(1) Listening(1) Speaking(2) Writing(1) |
Reading(1) Listening(1) Speaking(2) Writing(1) Evening class(2) |
| 860$/4weeks | 860$/4weeks | 1060$/4weeks | |
Additional Information
- Parents and children will stay in the same room.
- Parents will be responsible for taking care of their children.
- Children from 3 years old can enroll together with their parents.
- The study schedule of the children can be adjusted depending on their abilities to study and focus.
- Parents can give class to children but no more than 2 classes.
- For children less than 6 years old or with no background English, they will start with phonics and alphabet contents.
- Depend on the admission time, children can join to the daily activities and weekend activity of the junior camp if there is a vacant slot.
