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Our Metro English program is uniquely designed to meet the on-going demands of non-English speakers to quickly master English Language for daily communication needs. With the input of industry experts, the program compasses the student’s practical ability on listening, speaking, pronunciation, reading, writing and grammar. The program utilizes advanced multi
-media instructional equipment to facilitate the learning process. You don’t need to take separate classes on Accent Reduction or English Writing. The program is all-in-one. |
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Tuition |
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2wks. |
4wks. |
8wks. |
12wks. |
16wks. |
24wks. |
Premium ESL |
$650 |
$1,200 |
$2,200 |
$3,200 |
$4,000 |
$5,800 |
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Certification ESL |
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| Period |
2wks. |
4wks. |
Tuition |
$650 |
$1,200 |
Accommodation |
$375 |
$750 |
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Standard Fees |
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| Registration |
Mailing Fee |
SEVIS Fee |
$100 |
$50 |
$200(optional) |
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The ESL program is academically divided into 3 levels:
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Course Description |
Course Objectives |
ESL I |
ESL I is a beginner level class. This course familiarizes students with basic grammar, teaching them the logic behind the usage
of verbs tenses, articles modal verbs, conditionals, the passive, relative clauses, adjectives and adverbs. Additionally, the course teaches essentials and practical vocabulary that is integrated with specific conversational topics. In this class, the student also learns a variety of basic phrases to enable him/her to execute simple self-expressions. Self-expression
is further developed through conversations related to American culture, personal interaction, and the communication of feelings. |
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At the end of this course, the students will
be able to:
- Use the appropriate verb tense with a high degree of accuracy
- Form well-constructed sentences that
reflect their thoughts and intentions
- Select the appropriate vocabulary in a variety of real life situations
- Engage in conversation that is effective
and interesting
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ESL II |
ESL II is an intermediate level class. In this class, students can practice different areas of grammar, read articles they can relate to, & understand at unfamiliar vocabulary words & idioms. Students can choose whether they want to work alone, in pairs or in small groups. Every week we discuss different topics thus allowing students to interact with each other & practice their fluency. |
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At the end of this course, the students will
be able to:
- Separate words into syllables in order to read more fluently
- Identify unfamiliar words or phrases in articles
- Determine the main idea of a para graph
or article
- Use idioms in their correct context
- Summarize main ideas of articles
- Correct Error Analysis exercises |
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ESL III |
ESL III is an advanced English language learning class. Students in this course have a strong grasp of English listening and speaking skills. Therefore, this course is designed to hone those skills by focusing on vocabulary development, exposure
to idiomatic expressions, and advanced reading and writing exercises geared towards grammar improvement. This course also places a strong emphasis on applying what is learned in class to realistic speaking situations in a comfortable learning environment. |
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At the end of this course, the students will
be able to:
- Use a variety of idiomatic expressions in their proper context
- Read news articles, and other advanced English texts, with greater ease
- Speak English more confidently
- Use a greater variety of vocabulary
- Understand American English sound patterns and pronunciation in greater depth |
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