Types of ESL Programs

Exam Preparation Programs

Exam Preparation Programs teach useful skills and strategies for taking the English language tests required by universities or colleges. For example, students can prepare for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the Cambridge Exam, and the IELTS Exam (International English Language Testing System) in these programs. Nonnative applicants must achieve a minimum score on a required exam before being considered for admittance to most colleges and universities.

Exam preparation classes teach the English grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking, and writing skills required for university admission. Students also learn the format of the exams and test-taking strategies to improve their scores. Students take practice tests, which include a pre-test at the beginning of the semester. A post-test at the end of the semester helps students test their abilities to use the skills and strategies that they have learned.

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Talk with the School!

Now you can choose your program, get in touch with the staff, and receive the information you need to get started.

Studying English at an American University Campus

Do you want to experience what it's like to be a real student in the United States? Studying English at a university is a great option. You can choose from many famous schools such as UCLA and Columbia University and enjoy living and learning on a university campus.

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Enjoying Life in the Country

Experience the great beauty of the countryside and the intimacy of small towns in America. Feel the kindness of the American people while studying in the traditional heartland of the United States.