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| 9-week Term | We have five 9-week terms each year for full-time Intensive English students in levels 1 through 6. | |
| Half-term | We have
"Half-term", a 5-week term for those with busy schedules.
NOTE: We encourage half-term
students to enter at the beginning of the term and stay through the
fifth week. But, if your schedule doesn’t allow that, you can start
during the fifth week and complete the term. If you start during
week 5, you will be entering existing classes.
Students who are planning to complete the language program and enter
a college or university program in the US are advised to begin their
program at the start of a full 9-week term. Please contact the
school's director if you wish to start during week 5 of a term.
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| Special Programs | We offer "Vacation English", "English & Ski/Snowboard", "Intercession Term" (at Arkansas), Executive English, and other custom programs to fit your individual or group needs. | |
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| Typical Weekly Schedule | ||
| Your day's schedule would
include Reading, Writing, Grammar, Listening/Speaking, and a choice of
4½-week and 9-week modules that offer a variety of skills and special interests,
such as Conversation Partners, Accent Improvement, Computer Skills,
TOEFL Preparation, Business English, GMAT, Pronunciation, and so on.
A typical school day begins at 9 a.m. with three 50-minute classes in reading, writing, and grammar occupying the morning hours (this varies by center). A one-hour lunch break is followed by two one-hour Listening/Speaking and special-interest modules, with the school day ending around 3:00 p.m. on Monday through Thursday and noon on Friday. |
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