Why? Study abroad early in the Philippines
Master English Early in Elementary School
- Younger learners have a higher capacity for language acquisition, so starting early can yield faster results
- Once English is mastered in elementary school, more time can be dedicated to other subjects.
Access to American Education with Lower Costs
- The Philippines follows American teaching methods, offering a similar education experience at a fraction of the cost.
- Located just a few hours away by plane, the Philippines provides convenient access to quality education without the
high expenses of the U.S. or Canada.
* 1:1 classes are available at lower rates, helping students improve their personal skills more affordably.
Engaging, Participatory Education vs. Rote Learning
- The Philippine education system emphasizes presentation and assignment-based learning, boosting confidence
and fostering self-directed learning skills rather than relying on exam-oriented methods.
- Students are encouraged to participate actively, with opportunities to answer 100 questions in class, reinforcing
their understanding and involvement.
- The system values individual growth over competition, offering after-school classes that provide additional learning
opportunities without the emphasis on ranking students.
- There is no need for costly private tutoring or extra classes for prior learning.
An Ideal Early Learning Environment for Families
- The Philippines offers a supportive environment for children, especially for families with specific needs, such as
single parents or dual-income households.
- Studying in the Philippines allows children to prepare for a broader future, focusing on learning English not just
for university admission or a job, but to expand their horizons and pursue their dreams.
Philippine education system
* The Philippine education system was restructured in 2016 to match the 12-year system used in Korea:
-Before the change: 6 years of elementary school + 4 years of high school
* After the change: 6 years of elementary school + 6 years of middle and high school (total of 12 years)
-Public Schools: State-run schools that use Tagalog as the primary language of instruction. Tuition is free,
but these schools are not ideal for Korean students.
-Private Schools: Attend by upper-class children, with all classes conducted in English, except for native language
classes (Tagalog).
- International Schools: Cater to foreign students and use English for all classes.
Semester System
- Private Schools: Start in June, with a 4-5 week vacation.
- International Schools: Begin in August, with a break from June to July.
Timing and Preparation for Admission
* For students with language training or intermediate English skills:
- After 2-3 months of ESL preparation, students can start attending listening classes and then enter the school.
* For students without prior language training or those with beginner-level English:
-They should prepare for 3-6 months of ESL before entering listening classes and the school.
Admission Transfers
*Semester transfers: Students can transfer in August (1st semester) or January (2nd semester).
*Private/International Schools:
- Philippine schools operate on a four-quarter basis, which differs from Korea's semester system.
Preparation for Admission
Be aware that each school has its own admission guidelines and document requirements, so it's crucial to
gather all necessary information in advance.
B.E.L.A.'s managed early study abroad
Key Characteristics
* Comprehensive management of study habits, daily routines, and nutrition to ensure balanced growth.
* Facilities and recreational areas designed for children's leisure and relaxation within the academy.
* Convenient pick-up service provided for students' commute both in the morning and afternoon.
* Regular visits by guardians to the school to stay informed about and engage with their children's academic
and school life.
* Continuous development of learning plans and management through a 1:1 after-school homeroom system,
ensuring personalized support.
* Math classes offered in parallel to enhance students' academic proficiency.
* Ongoing consultations with counselors regarding academic progress, life management, and career guidance.
* Optional Chinese tutor sessions available based on the student's ability and needs.
* Preparation for middle and high school qualification exams (available exclusively for applicants).
* Monthly volunteer work opportunities, including helping the underprivileged and supporting orphanages.
* Regular communication with parents to align and manage the child’s future vision and goals.
GTA grade management
1. Word/Pattern Memorization and Review Process
- Memorize words/patterns in the following order to build a solid foundation, with 2-3 reviews per book:
Basic 1 → Basic 2 → Basic Middle School → Standard Middle School → High School Words → IELTS Words
→ TOEFL Words → SAT Words
* Submit sentence-making assignments with memorized words, followed by corrective guidance from the teacher.
2. Daily Textbook Review and Homework
- Copy school textbooks and work on them daily, preparing, reviewing, and completing homework through a 1:1
homeroom system with the tutor.
3. Exam Preparation and Review
- During exam periods, review the material covered so far with the teacher to reinforce learning and ensure exam
readiness.
ESL to Advanced Exam Preparation
4. After completing ESL studies
- proceed with a structured study plan for IELTS or TOEFL, focusing on vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and
speaking.
5. Weekly Essay Writing
- Write a weekly essay of more than 30 lines on a TOEFL-related topic, with the head teacher providing corrections
and guidance.
6. Math Class Management
- The manager will teach up to 3rd-grade math, with a focus on ensuring that the student maintains an above-average
Math GPA (A grade).
Why? Study abroad early in the Philippines
Master English Early in Elementary School
- Younger learners have a higher capacity for language acquisition, so starting early can yield faster results
- Once English is mastered in elementary school, more time can be dedicated to other subjects.
Access to American Education with Lower Costs
- The Philippines follows American teaching methods, offering a similar education experience at a fraction of the cost.
- Located just a few hours away by plane, the Philippines provides convenient access to quality education without the
high expenses of the U.S. or Canada.
* 1:1 classes are available at lower rates, helping students improve their personal skills more affordably.
Engaging, Participatory Education vs. Rote Learning
- The Philippine education system emphasizes presentation and assignment-based learning, boosting confidence
and fostering self-directed learning skills rather than relying on exam-oriented methods.
- Students are encouraged to participate actively, with opportunities to answer 100 questions in class, reinforcing
their understanding and involvement.
- The system values individual growth over competition, offering after-school classes that provide additional learning
opportunities without the emphasis on ranking students.
- There is no need for costly private tutoring or extra classes for prior learning.
An Ideal Early Learning Environment for Families
- The Philippines offers a supportive environment for children, especially for families with specific needs, such as
single parents or dual-income households.
- Studying in the Philippines allows children to prepare for a broader future, focusing on learning English not just
for university admission or a job, but to expand their horizons and pursue their dreams.
Philippine education system
* The Philippine education system was restructured in 2016 to match the 12-year system used in Korea:
-Before the change: 6 years of elementary school + 4 years of high school
* After the change: 6 years of elementary school + 6 years of middle and high school (total of 12 years)
-Public Schools: State-run schools that use Tagalog as the primary language of instruction. Tuition is free,
but these schools are not ideal for Korean students.
-Private Schools: Attend by upper-class children, with all classes conducted in English, except for native language
classes (Tagalog).
- International Schools: Cater to foreign students and use English for all classes.
Semester System
- Private Schools: Start in June, with a 4-5 week vacation.
- International Schools: Begin in August, with a break from June to July.
Timing and Preparation for Admission
* For students with language training or intermediate English skills:
- After 2-3 months of ESL preparation, students can start attending listening classes and then enter the school.
* For students without prior language training or those with beginner-level English:
-They should prepare for 3-6 months of ESL before entering listening classes and the school.
Admission Transfers
*Semester transfers: Students can transfer in August (1st semester) or January (2nd semester).
*Private/International Schools:
- Philippine schools operate on a four-quarter basis, which differs from Korea's semester system.
Preparation for Admission
Be aware that each school has its own admission guidelines and document requirements, so it's crucial to
gather all necessary information in advance.
B.E.L.A.'s managed early study abroad
Key Characteristics
* Comprehensive management of study habits, daily routines, and nutrition to ensure balanced growth.
* Facilities and recreational areas designed for children's leisure and relaxation within the academy.
* Convenient pick-up service provided for students' commute both in the morning and afternoon.
* Regular visits by guardians to the school to stay informed about and engage with their children's academic
and school life.
* Continuous development of learning plans and management through a 1:1 after-school homeroom system,
ensuring personalized support.
* Math classes offered in parallel to enhance students' academic proficiency.
* Ongoing consultations with counselors regarding academic progress, life management, and career guidance.
* Optional Chinese tutor sessions available based on the student's ability and needs.
* Preparation for middle and high school qualification exams (available exclusively for applicants).
* Monthly volunteer work opportunities, including helping the underprivileged and supporting orphanages.
* Regular communication with parents to align and manage the child’s future vision and goals.
GTA grade management
1. Word/Pattern Memorization and Review Process
- Memorize words/patterns in the following order to build a solid foundation, with 2-3 reviews per book:
Basic 1 → Basic 2 → Basic Middle School → Standard Middle School → High School Words → IELTS Words
→ TOEFL Words → SAT Words
* Submit sentence-making assignments with memorized words, followed by corrective guidance from the teacher.
2. Daily Textbook Review and Homework
- Copy school textbooks and work on them daily, preparing, reviewing, and completing homework through a 1:1
homeroom system with the tutor.
3. Exam Preparation and Review
- During exam periods, review the material covered so far with the teacher to reinforce learning and ensure exam
readiness.
ESL to Advanced Exam Preparation
4. After completing ESL studies
- proceed with a structured study plan for IELTS or TOEFL, focusing on vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and
speaking.
5. Weekly Essay Writing
- Write a weekly essay of more than 30 lines on a TOEFL-related topic, with the head teacher providing corrections
and guidance.
6. Math Class Management
- The manager will teach up to 3rd-grade math, with a focus on ensuring that the student maintains an above-average
Math GPA (A grade).