What Are My Options For Going Abroad To Learn English?  

You have several options open to you.  As you go through your ESL learning experience, your objectives can change; thus flexibility is an important asset to take with on your ESL Learning Experience.
OPTIONS
Your Country And Abroad
​The Low-Cost Option

  • Much cheaper!
  • When you have a high intermediate level of English, then consider going abroad for a 4, 6, or 8 week course. 
  • Choose a program on a university campus. This will put you in a "native-speaking" environment
  • Much easier to socially mix with native-speakers plus learn about campus life.
  • Gives you the opportunity to improve your comprehension skills, fluency through one-on-one contacts. 
  • If you have an option of 17hrs a week instead of 30hrs; choose the 17hrs. 
  • Why?
  • Obviously, less cost; however, you will have to socialize and become part of the campus community to be able to practice your English.  You must practice you English in a normal environment. This is fundamental!​
  • WHEN: During your university Summer or Holiday breaks.​​​
Abroad
The Expensive Option
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  • If you have no English training, you will need 20 to 30 hours per week for up to 9 months to meet university language requirements for admissions into a university program. 
  • Some campus programs will allow acceptance into the university based on having completed their English Course; not requiring the TOEFL or IELTS.
  • WHERE:  In the country where you are considering university study.  Preferably on the campus of that university. ​
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