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Targeted towards students who are unable to come to the US to learn English and would like a cheaper and more flexible option. There are 2 pathways available for Fundamental English 18-IDL:
Blended Part-Time:
This class will be a combination of asynchronous individual work, one-on-one class with the teacher, and a group class. This will be Tuesday-Thursday, and only 10 hours. This is for students who are working or already in school overseas and cannot commit to a full-time class. The benefits of this class is that for two of the days they can work at their own pace. The other two days will be a class with other students from around the world, and a one-on-one session with their instructor to receive feedback on work on specific topics.
Online Full-Time:
This class will be 4 hours every day of online class, Monday-Thursday. This is for students who are looking for full-time studying, and may not be able to come over to America due to visa or economic issues. The benefits of this class are having daily classes with students from around the world. Two hours will be Listening & Speaking, and two hours will be Reading & Writing. The average class size is 10 students (no more than 12).
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Students will work on assignments through the workbook and online platform on their own time.
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Students will join a group class based on their region to practice speaking and listening with a native English teacher.
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Students will work on assignments through the workbook and online platform on their own time.
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Students will request a time slot during the teacher’s office hours for a 20 minute 1-on-1 lesson.
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| Tuesday | Thursday | Saturday |
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Students will work on assignments through the workbook and online platform on their own time.
Key Points:
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Students will join a group class based on their region to practice speaking and listening with a native English teacher.
Key Points:
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Students will request a time slot during the teacher’s office hours for a 20 minute 1-on-1 lesson.
Key Points:
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Students must have the basic computer system requirements to complete the course. The basic computer system requirements are listed below:
Q International School accepts students 13 years old and older. In order to be enrolled, applicants must submit the following documents:
Upon review of the documents, Q International School will determine the applicant’s eligibility of acceptance.
Q International School does not participate in the federal or state financial aid programs.
To graduate from the IDL program, students must complete all courses with a grade C or above and an overall attendance of 80% or above.
The Q International School Certificate of Completion is given to students upon completion of the program.
Students take a placement test to find out their Listening & Speaking + Reading & Writing levels.
Students are placed into Split Levels according to their Conversation Skills & Comprehension Skills.
Students take Midterm / Final Exams & attend 1-on-1 sessions with teachers to review their progress.
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