The TOEIC Junior Camp at HELP English Academy is a focused exam-preparation program designed for high school students aged 12 to 17 who want to improve their commercial English and vocabulary. As a core track within our Junior Academic System and our Junior Camps Overview, this course combines our structured Sparta system with intensive 1:1 classes and timed practice tests at HELP Clark Campus.
1. Why Choose the HELP Clark TOEIC Junior Camp?
Designed specifically for young students who want to prepare for international school or future work, our TOEIC Junior Camp offers great study advantages:
- Balanced 1:1 Classes: Students get 4 daily 1:1 classes, split equally between TOEIC Listening (2 classes) and Reading (2 classes). This helps teachers find your specific grammar weaknesses and improve your speed-reading in Parts 1 through 7.
- Modern Study Materials: Our materials match the official TOEIC test style, helping teenagers learn how to avoid wrong answers, understand idioms, and read faster.
- Timed Practice Tests Every Two Weeks: Taking full-length mock tests under real exam conditions helps you track your progress, build confidence, and practice answering 200 questions within the 120-minute limit.
- Safe & Gated Campus: Located inside the secure Clark Freeport Zone, our gated campus has 24/7 security guards and full-time student managers.
2. Our Level System & Goal Score Pathways
All students take an English test on their first day and are placed into the correct level based on their current score:
TOEIC Beginner Level (Start: TOEIC 300 – 400 | Goal: 499)
- Who It Is For: Teenagers with basic English speaking skills who are new to the TOEIC test.
- What is taught: Understanding TOEIC question types, learning basic business and school words, studying grammar for Part 5, and practicing with relaxed short tests.
TOEIC Intermediate Level (Start: TOEIC 500 – 600 | Goal: 699)
- Who It Is For: Students with intermediate grammar who find speed-reading in Part 7 or tricky listening questions in Parts 3 & 4 difficult.
- What is taught: Speed-reading skills (skimming and scanning), understanding connected speech pronunciation, completing texts in Part 6, and taking timed section tests.
TOEIC Advanced Level (Start: TOEIC 700+ | Goal: 900+)
- Who It Is For: Confident high school students who want a high TOEIC score for international school or university applications.
- What is taught: Advanced grammar rules, reading and combining information from multiple texts, avoiding wrong answers, and taking full-length timed practice exams.
*Note: If your starting score is below TOEIC 300, we recommend studying in our Intensive ESL Junior Camp for 4 weeks first to build your basic grammar. Adults who want to prepare for the test can visit our main TOEIC Program Page.
3. Daily Schedule & Weekend Trips
Our TOEIC Junior Camp applies a structured "Sparta" routine that combines intensive test preparation with physical sports and weekend recreation:
| Time | Monday – Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07:30 - 08:00 | Morning Exercise | Sleep-in | Sleep-in |
| 08:00 - 8:30 | Breakfast | ||
| 08:30 - 09:10 | Class Preparation | Breakfast | Breakfast |
| 09:20 - 10:00 | Group Class (TOEIC Listening Practice) | Full-Day Weekend Trip: • Aqua Planet Water Park • Subic Ocean Adventure • Culture Tours & Zoo |
Sports & Swimming |
| 10:10 - 10:50 | Group Class (TOEIC Reading Practice) | ||
| 11:00 - 11:40 | 1:1 Class (TOEIC Reading) | ||
| 11:45 - 12:15 | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 12:25 - 13:05 | Self-Study | Class Preparation | |
| 13:15 - 13:55 | 1:1 Class (TOEIC Reading) | Supervised Shopping Time | |
| 14:05 - 14:45 | 1:1 Class (TOEIC Listening) | ||
| 14:55 - 15:35 | 1:1 Class (TOEIC Listening) | ||
| 15:45 - 16:25 | Presentation Class | ||
| 16:35 - 17:15 | Creative Arts Class (Music, Dance) | Return to Campus | Return to Campus |
| 17:20 - 18:00 | Sports (Taekwondo, Yoga, Swimming) | Dinner | Dinner |
| 18:00 - 18:30 | Dinner | Phone Calls Home & Free Time |
Phone Calls Home & Free Time |
| 19:00 - 19:40 | TOEIC Vocabulary Test | ||
| 19:50 - 20:30 | TOEIC Skill Practice | ||
| 20:30 - 22:00 | Free Time | Free Time | Free Time |
| 22:00 - 22:30 | Dorm Roll Call & Lights Out | Lights Out | Lights Out |
4. Course Fees, Dates, & Travel Information
The camp is designed for independent students aged 13 to 17 at HELP Clark Campus. Official camp dates run from May 31, 2026, to August 22, 2026.
| Program Track | Study Time | Course Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Intensive TOEIC Junior Camp | 4 Weeks | $2,600 USD |
Fee Inclusions & Exclusions
- What is included: Registration, classes, textbooks, practice test costs every two weeks, study permit (SSP), visa extensions, 4 meals daily (3 buffet meals + 1 snack), air-conditioned room, laundry, room cleaning, utility costs, weekend trips, and airport transfers.
- What is not included: Round-trip flights, WEG document fees for children under 15 (~$100 USD), travel insurance, official exam fees (if taking the real test), and personal spending money.
- To learn more about your child's arrival, please read our Student Arrival Guide.
5. Rooms, Campus Safety, & Student Welfare
- Strict Campus Security: Located inside Clark Freeport Zone, our campus has security guards on duty 24/7, electronic gates, and security cameras.
- 24/7 Clinic and Care: A nurse is available at our campus clinic 24/7. Our student managers will accompany students to a modern hospital in Clark if they feel sick.
- Smartphone Rules: Phones are collected on weekdays to help children stay focused on their studies. They get their phones back on weekends to call their family.
- Student Manager Supervision: Managers travel with students from the airport, live in the same dormitories, and send daily photos and study updates to parents.
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How much can a student raise their score in 4 weeks?
Under our Sparta schedule and private 1:1 lessons, active students usually see their score increase by 100 to 150+ points in 4 weeks.
2. Does the TOEIC Junior Camp cover Speaking and Writing?
This camp focuses on the Listening and Reading part of the test. However, daily 1:1 classes and special activities still give students many opportunities to practice speaking with teachers.
3. Can students take the real TOEIC test in the Philippines?
Yes. Students can register for real TOEIC tests at official testing centers in the Philippines. Our school staff will help you with the registration steps.
4. What is the difference between the TOEIC and IELTS Junior Camps?
TOEIC focuses on business English, speed-reading, and listening test strategies. The Intensive IELTS Junior Camp focuses on academic writing and speaking interviews for university entry.
5. What if a student's starting score is below TOEIC 300?
Students whose starting scores are below TOEIC 300 should study in our Intensive ESL Junior Camp for 4 weeks first to build their basic grammar.
6. How are dormitory rooms and meals managed?
Students live in air-conditioned rooms for 3 to 4 people with private bathrooms. Free laundry and cleaning are provided 2 to 3 times a week. We serve buffet-style meals 4 times a day.