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맨투맨 수업과정 및 그룹수업 등 체계적으로 단계별로 진행되는 다양한 수업과정 개설
Man to Man-A" one-on-one study session with the teacher with classes ranging from Grammar,Conversation, Reading, Writing, Listening, Pronunciation, and Business.

Group Study -A "classroom setting" type of learning. The teacher would be handling 3~5 students with topics about world Issues, Global Concerns. and other controversial topics.

Functional English (20 hours, 1 hour/day: 4 hours for each Course)
A short-term course geared towards developing proficiencies in the practical use of English in every-day living. Practical Conversations in a Restaurant or Fast Food Chain Banking Terms and Transactions Job Interviews Medical Terms and Hospital/Clinic Conversations Traveling in Style. English for Travelers At the end of the term, the students may choose to visit any of the places they studied about in their Functional English Course.

Public Speaking (20 hours, 1 hour/day)
A short-term course aimed to develop the skill of speaking in front of an audience.This course introduces the student to the art of Public Speaking. Conquering Stage Fright Preparing a Speech The Contents of a Speech The Delivery of a Speech They will be given a chance to apply their learned skills in a Public Speaking Arrangement to be performed here in the institute.

Argumentation and Debate (20,40 hours,1, 2 hours/day)
A short-term course that aims to develop the skills of presenting opinions and winning people over to believe them. It also focuses on developing the proper techniques of discourse and rebuttal. Expressing One‘s Thoughts and Opinions How to Argue and to Politely Disagree in a Debate A Formal Debate will be scheduled for the students. participation at the end of the term. It will be available to the public to observe.

Writing and Composition (20 hours, 1 hour/day)
A short-term course aimed towards treading the uncharted waters of writing. Since writing is one of the aspects of English use that is frequently avoided, this course will help the students gain an introduction to the writing skill itself and confidence in writing both formally and aesthetically. How to Make an Outline Starting the Composition Formulation of the Content How to End the Composition in Style The students will be given a chance to participate in the printing of a supplementary newsletter for the institute. The newsletter will be available for all of the students and the faculty of the institute.

TOEIC / TOEFL (Taking Standardized Examinations) (20 ,hours, 1hour/day)
This short-term course is used to complement all other existing knowledge of the English language. It primarily aims to teach techniques in preparing for an exam and answering standardized examinations. Preparing for the Big Day. The TestTaking Tests and Getting High Scores Mock Examination for TOEIC/TOEFL. They will also be assisted by the institute in applying for and preparing for their chosen examination.

TV/MOVIE Appreciation (20 Hours, 2 hours/day)
This short-term complementary course is also geared towards complementing the other aspects of English use in a way that is both entertaining and instructional. The course is designed to develop skills in appreciating TV Programs, movies, and other visual media. Effective Listening and Comprehension Appreciating News Reports on TV, Evaluating Content Appreciating Movies/Videos? Evaluating Content The students will be treated to watch an uninterrupted movie at a pre-selected movie theater where they may practice the skills they learned from the course and to enjoy.

Dance Appreciation Class (20 hours, 1 hour a day: Recital at End of Term)
Since there is always a part of us that yearns to uplift the arts, this short-term course was hereby designed to help students gain an appreciation of the art of dancing. It instructs students on the basics of contemporary dancing and to help them develop this talent. Contemporary Ballroom Dancing Modern Jazz The students will be treated to a night out of partying and dancing. They will be taken to a Nightspot here in the Philippines where they can explore the depths of their studies better and to find practical uses for it.

Music Appreciation Class (20 hours, 1 hour a day: Singing or Playing Musical Instruments: Recital at End of Term)
Designed to call out the musical persona present in all of us, this course was designed to give students basic instruction in developing musical skills such as singing and playing musical instruments. Singing/Voice Lessons Playing Musical Instruments: Guitar (Acoustic, Bass, Rhythm), Drums A recital will be scheduled for the participants of this course at the end of the term. They will also have a chance to go to a recording studio where the students may play their selected songs and have it recorded on a cassette tape for future reference and enjoyment.

Etiquette (20 hours, 1 hour/day)
This short-term, complementary course is designed to help students adjust to the western culture. It is specifically useful for people who plan to live in the western countries or people who are in constant contact with westerners. It instructs students on proper manners and cultural differences between the eastern and the western cultures. Cultural Differences (Western and Eastern) Manners and Etiquette

Advanced Grammar (Correct Usage and Common Grammatical Errors) (40 hours, 2 hours/day)
This short-term course is designed to cater to the students who have finished their basic grammar acquisition courses. It aims to develop skills in identifying and rectifying common mistakes in usage and grammar. Correct Usage ? Words or Phrases that Confuse Common Grammatical Errors ? Capitalization, Punctuation, and Articulation

Listening and Pronunciation (40 hours, 2 hours/day)
The dual skills of Pronunciation and Listening are some of the most feared and frequently the most difficult in English. They are learned as a group and mastered in the same way. This short-term course aims to develop these skills. Rhythm Stress Intonation Linking/Blending Sounds

Theater and Drama (20 hours, 1 hour/day: Recital at end of Term)
This short-term course is designed to bring out the actor/actress inside us. It focuses on the development of the theatrical skills of the students. It will also be complementary to studying English as it encompasses proper diction and pronunciation. The Essentials of Acting Developing the Theatrical Diction and Pronunciation The students will have a recital at the end of term in the form of a one-act play which will be open to the observation of the public.

Academic Literacy (20 hours, 1 hour/day: 1 Subject matter)
This short-term course aims to reintegrate the students? innate Korean knowledge of academics into English. This will greatly help students planning to enter English-speaking schools, companies, or other institutions. It is specially designed to help students who already know about a specific academic subject but not familiar with its English counterparts.

The Sciences
General Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Medicine

The Technical Courses
Computers
Engineering

Mathematics

Law
Negotiable Instruments
Checks
Bonds
And others
Contracts and Obligations

Business
Business English
Trade
Economics