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Progression
Level System
On arrival, you will be placed according to your level check results. The IEP has up
to 4 levels (depending on total enrollment). You can expect to spend from one to two
sessions in each level (8 to 16 weeks). Moving from one level to the next depends on
your performance in class, grades, test scores and attendance.
to 4 levels (depending on total enrollment). You can expect to spend from one to two
sessions in each level (8 to 16 weeks). Moving from one level to the next depends on
your performance in class, grades, test scores and attendance.
There are 3 core classes:
Writing and Grammar
Reading and Vocabulary
Listening and Speaking
Class Schedule
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Tuesday to Friday |
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8:30 - 10:00am |
Writing & Grammar |
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10:15 - 11:45am |
Reading & Vocabulary |
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11:45 - 1:15pm |
Lunch |
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1:15 - 2:45pm |
Listening & Speaking |
Each class meets 4 days a week (Tuesday to Friday) for 90 minutes a day.
Classes begin at 8:30am and end at 2:45pm.
You can download a sample schedule here.
Throughout the session, you will get advice and encouragement from your teachers on how to progress and improve your English. At the end of the session, you meet with your teachers one-on-one for a personalized assessment of your English ability and will receive a written report.
Orientation
Orientation
The first day of the orientation, we will check your level.
Michigan Test: 90 minutes (listening, reading, vocabulary, grammar)
10-minute interview
Writing sample
The IEP wants to know your English level. Relax, and do your best!
Week 1
First week of classes
Meet and Greet your teachers and other IEP students
First weekend trip
Week 4
Mid-term meeting with coordinator
In the middle of the session, all IEP students will have a 10 to 15-minute meeting with the program coordinator. This provides students with the opportunity to discuss issues, concerns, and future plans.
Week 8 - Final Tests and Graduation
At the end of the session, instructors will meet individually with each student to provide information on student progress and final grades. Students also have an opportunity at this time to share information and opinions about the class.
Final tests:
Final exams in the classes
Michigan test
ITP TOEFL test@
IEP Hawaii : Progression