Two main reasons: 1) Affordable tuition, 2) Effective one-on-one conversational training.
The Philippines is the third-largest English-speaking country in the world. With lower living costs than Western nations and regional neighbors like Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, it’s a top destination for learning English. Nearly 30,000 international students study here annually. While no place is completely risk-free, it is generally safe for students, and many choose to stay long-term.
SSP stands for Special Study Permit. It is a legal requirement for all foreign students in the Philippines.
Bring your passport, travel essentials, and most importantly, a positive and open mindset for learning.
Set clear goals, plan your schedule, and research attractions you’d like to visit during your stay.
Practical ESL, Intensive ESL, TOEIC, IELTS, and Business English.
One-on-one for 4 sessions daily, group classes (3–8 students) for 3–5 sessions daily. Elective courses are also available.
Most students have 7–9 hours of classes per weekday. Sample: 7:00–8:00 Breakfast, 8:00–12:00 Four 50-min classes, 12:00–13:00 Lunch, 13:00–18:00 Five more classes, 18:00–19:00 Dinner. Evening: Optional activities like casual discussions, movie nights, and dance classes.
Yes. Please indicate your goals in your application and consult with your 1:1 teachers.
Yes. Every Thursday is designated for making changes.
Yes, you can request this on Thursdays.
Yes. Please mention this in your application form.
Speak to our school representative to arrange an extension.
Yes. We have monthly volunteering and frequent weekend trips with teachers.
Yes. We have 24-hour security and CCTV.
Yes. Students come from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the Middle East, Spain, France, and more.
Our School Manager, Neal.
Yes.
Rooms accommodate 1 to 6 people. Details are available on our website.
Cable TV, wardrobe, private bathroom, refrigerator, air conditioning, hot/cold shower, and a desk.
Laundry is provided by the school. Cooking is not allowed.
You’ll improve quickly by immersion. Plus, we have support staff who speak Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.