Why? Study abroad early in the Philippines

English is not a 2nd language, let's quickly conquer English in elementary school.

- The younger the language is, the higher the ability to learn, so starting at a young age can have a faster effect

- After conquering English in elementary school, you can invest more time in other subjects



American education is more accessible in close proximity and less burdensome educational costs

- Philippines follows American teaching methods and can be found in less than 4 hours by plane to the same Asian country

- Improve personal skills by conducting 1:1 classes at a lower cost than other English-speaking countries such as the United States and Canada



Participatory education, not cramming education, Korean education system vs. Philippine education system

- Increase confidence and strengthen self-directed learning skills through presentation and assignment-oriented education methods rather than exam-oriented

- Creating a mindset to participate better in class by answering 100 questions

- Rather than discriminating against superiority and inferiority, it provides opportunities for children to grow by providing after-school classes

- No need for a high amount of private education for prior learning



Early study environment in the Philippines by parents' choice, family history, etc

- Choices for Children in Korea's Education System

- an environment in which children cannot be well cared for, such as single parents and double income

- Making your dreams come true as you advance into the wider world by learning English, not to go to a good university or a good job.



Philippine education system

Change the basic education system to the same 12-year system as Korea from 2016

- Before change: 6 years of elementary school + 4 years of high school

After change: 6 years of elementary school + 6 years of middle and high school, a total of 12 years

- Public schools: run by the state and no Korean students due to high use of tagalog in their native language. Free tuition

- Private schools: schools for upper class children. All classes in English other than tagalog classes, which are native language classes

- International schools: schools for foreign children staying in the Philippines. All classes are in English



a semester system

- Private schools: School starts in June, 4-5 vacation

- International schools: August opening, June-July vacation



Timing and preparation for admission At least 2-3 months before admission

- If you have experience in language training or have an intermediate level or higher in English: After preparing for ESL for 2-3 months, participate in the listening class and enter the school

- Those who have not experienced language training or whose English level is below beginner level: After preparing for ESL for 3-6 months, participate in the listening class and enter the school



Transfer period August (1st semester) and January (2nd semester) transfer

- Private/international schools: Usually, Philippine schools are operated on a four-quarter basis, and the beginning of the semester is different from that of Korea

Understand information about schools that want to apply in advance (document preparation required) because each school has different admission guidelines





B.E.L.A.'s managed early study abroad

Characteristics of B.E.L.A. Managed Early Study

- Manage your study habits, life, and eating habits

- Facilities and places for children's leisure life in academies

- Pick-up service for children to commute every morning and afternoon

- The Guardian visits school more than once a week to understand children's school life

- Continuous learning plan and management through 1:1 after-school homeroom system

- math class in parallel

- Continuous consultation with counselors on learning, life, and career paths

- Chinese Tutor (Optional: Additions based on student's ability)

- For applicants only, middle and high school qualification examinations are prepared

- Volunteer work once a month (helping the underprivileged, orphanages, etc.)

- Managing the vision of the child's future through a lot of communication with parents